PRICE
$157.45
Brand: Genie
Part Number: GE-38875R4.S

Description

Genie 38001R4 Circuit Board Assembly (IntelliG 1200) Genie Models 4024

The Genie 38875R4.S is a replacement circuit board assembly designed for Genie garage door openers. Replacement circuit board assembly with Series II wall console for Genie IntelliG 1200 and SilentMax 1200 openers. This part restores full control board functionality to compatible Genie opener models. It replaces legacy part numbers including 38001R4. Installation requires resetting opener limits and reprogramming all remote controls and keypads after board replacement.

Key Features

  • Direct replacement circuit board for Genie IntelliG 1200 and SilentMax 1200 openers
  • Compatible with Genie 4022, 4024, and 4042 models
  • Bundle includes Series II wall console
  • Current successor to legacy board 38001R4
  • Restores full motor control, sensor, and programming functions

Compatibility Guide

FeatureSpecification
ModelGenie 38875R4.S
Item TypeCircuit Board Assembly
Replaces / Superseded Part Numbers38001R4

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which Genie opener models does the 38875R4.S fit?

A: 38875R4.S is compatible with Genie models 4022, 4024, and 4042, covering the IntelliG 1200 and SilentMax 1200 product lines.

Q: Is a wall console included with the 38875R4.S?

A: Yes. The 38875R4.S is sold as a bundle that includes both the replacement circuit board and a Series II wall console.

Q: What part number does the 38875R4.S replace?

A: The 38875R4.S is the current replacement for legacy board 38001R4. Always verify your opener model number before ordering to ensure compatibility.

Q: How do I know if the circuit board in my IntelliG 1200 has failed?

A: Common signs include the opener not responding to any remote or wall button input, the motor running but the door not moving correctly, safety sensor faults that cannot be cleared, or physical damage such as burnt components on the board.

Q: Will I need to reprogram my remotes after replacing the board with a 38875R4.S?

A: Yes. Because remote and keypad programming is stored on the circuit board, all transmitters and keypads must be reprogrammed after the new 38875R4.S board is installed.